FerkiHN

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   by FerkiHN 1y ago

   I had something similar to your situation, in this situation I did what I wanted to do, I stopped programming and played games for a whole year, and forgot about programming, but now everything is back and i continue develop open source pro
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   by FerkiHN 1y ago

   Bro, this is a really cool project, I often do large projects and I remember once accidentally filling in the API key, but I managed to delete it, I think I will use your service, it is really useful.Respect!
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   by FerkiHN 1y ago

   Bro, this is a great project, besides saving mobile traffic, it also allows you to quickly load and read various posts, but for future improvement, I would like to have auto-recode posts like in Google.
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   by FerkiHN 1y ago

   Please stop harassing me, if you don't want to see my posts you can do so by clicking don't show on my profile.
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   Show HN: I Recently Built a Project

   3 points by FerkiHN 1y ago|5 comments
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   by FerkiHN 1y ago

   I've always liked minimalism, and your program really deserves respect, good luck in developing the project!
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   by FerkiHN 1y ago

   Cool program, I'm certainly not interested in agriculture, but if you want a larger audience, you should also add an official website with this AI, and a Telegram bot.
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   by FerkiHN 1y ago

   Thanks
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   Recommend interesting free online books on C programming

   1 points by FerkiHN 1y ago|3 comments
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Yes, there are interesting projects there, but there are fewer of them, I don't see such enthusiasm as, for example, 2 years ago, then the projects sounded much more exciting, and now I can't feel the emotions that I once did.Mayb
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    Ask HN: Where have the posts with open source projects of enthusiasts gone?

    3 points by FerkiHN 1y ago|5 comments
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    I recently built a project called PIT (Phono In Terminal) — a terminal image viewer written in C that renders .png/.jpg images using actual RGB colors in your terminal (with optional 256-color fallback). What makes it different? Zero d
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    For example, my favorite programming language is the C programming language, it offers endless possibilities (I know it's complicated, but I like everything and I don't see any difficulties), I've already done a lot of cool t
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    Ask HN: Tell me, what is your favorite programming language?

    2 points by FerkiHN 1y ago|5 comments
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    For example, my favorite programming language is the C programming language, it offers endless possibilities (I know it's complicated, but I like everything and I don't see any difficulties), I've already done a lot of cool t
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    Ask HN: Let's learn more about each one, shall we?

    2 points by FerkiHN 1y ago|2 comments
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    That's awesome — love seeing serious CLI-based workflows like that. Feels efficient and hacker-core I'm also a big fan of minimal terminal tools. It's cool how even simple color highlights like red("Warning: xyz")
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Yeah, VTE is a powerful tool — I agree. In my case, I wanted to stick as close to raw ANSI as possible to maintain compatibility even with very old terminals (even Termux!). But it would definitely be interesting to try something with VTE i
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Thank you for the feedback, I am very pleased.
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Here's the image viewer I mentioned — it’s a single binary, written in raw C with no dependencies other than SDL2. Works on Linux, Windows, Termux etc. Demo folder shows some real renders. GitHub: https://github.com/Fer
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    Ask HN: Do you still build terminal tools for fun?

    7 points by FerkiHN 1y ago|9 comments
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Oops, I fixed it now.
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    GitHub repo: https://github.com/Ferki-git-creator/phono-in-terminal-image... It includes: - ANSI-based rendering - image scaling + resizing - full C code without dependencies - supports .png/.jpg/.bmp via stb
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    Show HN: Terminal-based image viewer using ANSI colors (~300kb, written in C)

    2 points by FerkiHN 1y ago|4 comments
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Sounds great, and I completely agree with you that AI shouldn't be closed, it's good for both the confederation and the developers. But I don't see your link to open source.
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Thank you for this post, it even gave me confidence, I also have a similar situation to you and I didn't know what to do, I also felt like I was becoming useless and losing experience, but your post gave me confidence,thank you!
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Interesting facts, especially the quote at the end, this article confirms that even in our world, which seemed ideal, not everything is so good and even with such opportunities, our sleep is still not always the best.
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    It's a cool game, but I think it needs to be developed more actively, and especially add uniqueness so that it doesn't look like the others, but first I think we need to add textures
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    I liked it, your program is great. I really liked that everything is convenient, and literal words like "prompt" are used, everything is clear at first glance.Good luck with the project!
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    by FerkiHN 1y ago

    Very cool program especially for secrets. You can add the ability to attach files to notes, but this is a difficult task, especially if they are photos.